With a wry smile, Philadelphia Common Pleas Court administrator Dave Lawrence said the court's civil e-filing steering committee would never have undertaken two-and-a-half years of intensive work if moving the civil trial division to e-filing wouldn't increase the division's efficiency. But joking aside, the end is in sight for the e-steering committee of 24 that has explored since March 2005 the best ways to implement an online system for every piece of paper filed in the civil trial division.
September 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
With a wry smile, Philadelphia Common Pleas Court administrator Dave Lawrence said the court’s civil e-filing steering committee would never have undertaken two-and-a-half years of intensive work if moving the civil trial division to e-filing wouldn’t increase the division’s efficiency.
But joking aside, the end is in sight for the e-steering committee of 24 that has explored since March 2005 the best ways to implement an online system for every piece of paper filed in the civil trial division.
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